I remember not liking 3 musketeers, and my grandparents had an exchange student from somewhere in Eastern Europe, she brought their version of black licorice as part of the culture stuff she wanted to share with us. I remember it making American black licorice taste like pure sugar in comparison, that was a strong candy. Was not a fan.
I didn’t know that was something that came in gummy form
Same. Black licorice and good and plenty’s are 2 of my favorites. Hot tamales are close and if I see jolly joes somewhere, I almost have to buy them. Not sure if they are still sold though as it has been awhile. As for candy bars, I’d be partial to almond joys. I’m not all there.
I thought maybe you’d be a wurther’s guy since we’re leaving in Bernie’s America.The only Candy that gets me excited.
That and a good Heath bar I guess.
l have to check them out. I was in a Trader Joe’s for the first time last weekend. I needed some hotdogs/sausages for a cookout. The only think I could find were prepackaged organic dogs at $10 for 10. I did find some awesome top split buns but stopped at another market for the dogs.I've gotten hooked onto Trader Joe's version of Swedish Fish called.... Scandinavian Swimmers, both traditional and sour.
So much better than Swedish Fish.
Thanks for the reminder.
I've been trying to quit
My favorite is Wallaby Black Licorice. When i was finishing my basement years ago and had to frequent Menards, it always ended up in my cart. No clue why; but that was the first place I ever noticed it sold.
The Pink Cadillacs are really good too.I've gotten hooked onto Trader Joe's version of Swedish Fish called.... Scandinavian Swimmers, both traditional and sour.
So much better than Swedish Fish.
I remember the chewy ones. Sour and sweet. I don’t know if I’ve had the original, probably though. Are they more like a sweet tart?
never seen it; but will give it a try if I stumble upon it. Don't search out candy these days; but, still indulge from time to time.I like that kind.
This is what I get. I eat 4 or five pieces a day.
They claim it's deliciously sweet and firm. Deliciously Sweet????? Maybe compared to other Northern European licorices......but you'll never mistake it for twizzlers. Firm????? Very much so.
Those look kind of evil. I like the look.I like that kind.
This is what I get. I eat 4 or five pieces a day.
They claim it's deliciously sweet and firm. Deliciously Sweet????? Maybe compared to other Northern European licorices......but you'll never mistake it for twizzlers. Firm????? Very much so.
Bottlecaps and Sweetarts that come in the roll, not box.
We got a lot of bottle caps as kids. Also those weird wax things shaped like a bottle that had a juice in them.
